What I love about Vue is that usually, it is performant without any manual optimization effort. Of course, there exist unique scenarios where we need to optimize the performance, but we first need to know how we can measure it.
Several great tools can help us to measure performance. If you want to profile the load performance of your production deployment, you can use one of these tools:
If you want to profile the performance during local development, you can use one of these tools:
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You can enable app.config.performance for Vue-specific performance markers in Chrome DevTools' performance timeline, see official docs.
The official documentation provides more information about Vue's performance.
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